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HAPPY NATIONAL COIN WEEK!

Hey Numismatics!

I’m sure that you’re looking for coins in honor of National Coin Week and you’re getting rare coins on eBay, Whatnot, Instagram or whatever you online buying you can find. Well, here you can find reputable coin and bullion dealers to buy in person and skip the shipping costs to get your coins.

If you’re looking for rare coins and are in the Chicago area, check out Harlan J. Berk. They have more than 50 years of expertise in the precious metals space. They have a dedicated space to do more research on pieces and even help you enhance your portfolio.

Coins are a specialty at Arizona Coins & Collectibles in Tucson, AZ ranging from ancient to modern. You will see coins on the walls and over 45 years of experience. If you’re not in the area, they have an online eBay store you can visit.

At Bullion & Coin Exchange in Mesa, AZ they are recommended by the U.S Mint. If you’re looking for coins they’ve got you covered and have 39 years of experience to show for it.

If you’re close to Pittsfield, MA then Pittsfield Precious Metals is the place to be for gold, silver, and you guessed it COINS! They offer a variety of collectibles and professional coin grading services.

  • American Eagles
  • Silver Rounds
  • Maple Leafs
  • Ancient Coins
  • Modern Coins

These are what you can find at these local gold and silver dealers and coins dealers. See their listings and visit their sites. You won’t be disappointed at any of these locations. Their combined experience and expertise will give you comfort knowing you are investing with the right people.

Happy Coin Hunting friends! Good luck!

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